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What to know about cyclospora, the gut-churning parasite causing illness in several states, and how to avoid it

Cyclosporiasis cases are rising across multiple U.S. states, with Michigan reporting over 700 confirmed infections and 38 hospitalizations.

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The brief

A surge in cyclosporiasis, an infection caused by the cyclospora parasite, is being reported across several states. Michigan has documented over 700 cases, while Illinois and Philadelphia are also seeing spikes in related illness.

Coverage from USA Today, Axios, The Detroit News, CBS News, TODAY.com, and CNN highlights the rapid growth of the outbreak, noting that Michigan's case count nearly quadrupled in a single week. Reports focus on symptom identification and safety protocols for residents in affected regions.

Future reports will track whether additional states report elevated case numbers. Coverage does not yet specify the precise source of the transmission or identify a singular cause for the multi-state surge.

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Quick answers

What is the current case count in Michigan?

Michigan has reported over 700 cases of cyclosporiasis.

Have there been hospitalizations related to this outbreak?

Yes, CBS News reports 38 hospitalizations in Michigan associated with the current outbreak.

Which states are reporting spikes?

Coverage identifies Michigan, Illinois, and Pennsylvania (specifically Philadelphia) as areas experiencing spikes or elevated case numbers.

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